[RipCord]

it is, though for nit-picking purposes it would be nice if the ground had some kind of bump mapping or perhaps procedural grass (not that I'm fussy and demanding of course, but the aeroplane models are good enough to warrant good enviroment)

If you had wanted to be a REAL nitpicker you would have pointed out the wrong-way propeller ... ... still, all looks great.


... I'm 53 years old, grown up around airplanes (I'm a pilot and mechanic), and I (and my son) have Asperger's. One just can't be too anal about the details around me. For instance, static airplanes (museums) that have variable pitch props with blades at differing angles* (because someone didn't bother to align blades before installing the dome) drive me up the freakin' wall! - lol. (Oh, yeah, I can laugh about it ..... now.)


*example: #1 prop Me110 at Hendon (yes, even Hendon), two blades uniformly below normal fine pitch stop (one tooth?), third blade even lower (two teeth?).